Liz Claiborne isn't getting married, but she'll be giving up her maiden name. Shares of Liz Claiborne soared after the company agreed to sell several of its brands -- including its namesake brand -- to J.C. Penney (NYS: JCP) in a $328 million deal. The move will give Liz Claiborne the ability to pay down its debt and focus on its premium Juicy Couture, Lucky, and kate spade brands.

Glu Mobile introduced a new mobile game. Contract Killer: Zombies is a console-style first person shooter. It's what they call a "freemium" title, meaning that it's free to download and play, but paying up for virtual goodies makes the game more engaging for those wanting a richer gaming experience.

ATP Oil & Gas has been a volatile stock, especially given its offshore drilling pursuits. Last week was generally a good one for the sector, so it isn't a surprise to see ATP as one of the leaders.

Genco ships dry bulk goods -- including coal, grain, and iron ore -- overseas. This is another volatile stock benefiting from a week that featured largely positive global economic news.

JinkoSolar continues to bounce back. The solar energy company was pounded last month on allegations that one of its plants was polluting a nearby river with toxic waste. The stock popped 30% two weeks ago, following that up with a 34% surge last week.

It was a great week for these five stocks. Now let's see if they're up for an encore.

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